The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-07
THE STATE EXCHANGE TABLE.
WELL, YES.

Seymour Republican.
An Anarchist has right to wrigele for his
life.
THEY GO TOGETHER
Oven County Journal
Treason, rebellion and Democracy seem to be
in the ascendant down in Georgia at present
STRANGE BUT TRUE.
Hendricks County Republican.
1t is singular and very significant fact that
the loudest advocates of unlimited free speech
are the worst foes of law and order.
OF COURSE THEY WOULD.
Goshen Times
If the Anarchists were pardoned to-day, their
associates the world over would boast tomorrow
that they had intimidated the government.
TRUE.
Peru Republican.
With cheap gas indianapolis will rival Pitts.
burg a manufacturing center. No city in
the Union has such excellent advantages as q
distributing point
SOMEWHAT SHIFTING.
Terre Haute Express.
The news from Indianapolis about the natural
gas prospects is good deal like tho war rumors
from Bulgaria. No one can keep up with the
changing conditions.
TRUE MERCY FOR THE FUTURE.
Evansville J Journal
1t is earnestly hoped that Governor Oglesby
will turn deaf to all appeals for mercy and
let the law take its course This will be true
mercy for the future.
1T WILL CROP OUT.
Knightstown Banner
You can't keep the people blinded as to the
spirit of the Democratic party, when the big
end of the party, the Southern end is SCI off on
its old secession cackle.
REvERBERATING SALUTE.
shelbyviIle Republican.
General Gordon, of Georgia. will never hear
the last of that kiss which he bestowed old
General Morgan. of Ohio. at the close of the re-
cent campaign at Cleveland.
WOULD TRY AND STAND 1T.
Warsaw Times.
A Democratic newspaper declares that the
death of jeff Davis would be a severe Repub
lcan loss. If so. it would be a loss that :he
party would cheerfu.ly sustain.
DESIRABLE CONSERVATION.
Kokomo Gazette-Tribune.
few such decisions that from the United
States Supreme Court on the Anarchists appeal
will knock the wind out of a good many of the
practices of the criminal lawyers.
GENERAL GoRpoN's IDEAS.
ShelbyyiIe Republican.
General Gordon has returned home to Georgia
after doing his party as much damage as possible
in Ohio. Gordon's ideas are not adapted to the
climate north of the Ohio. They flourish only
in soil adapted to the growth of the goober pea.
A NOISY CREW.
New LastIe Courier.
Anarchist sympathizers make more noise
in proportion to numbe than any other men in
the world. Their numbers are small. but to
judge them by their mum bers there are enough
empires with fear.
HoNoRs ARE EASY.
La Porte Herald Chronicle.
The question now is, Did Governor Gray par
don the murderer, Barnes, for his votel 1t
would seem 80, Barnes writes the Governor
saying: ''The next Joyous day of my life will
be when your Excellency occupies the next
highest place in the gift of the people"
POINTED QUESTION.
Richmond Palladium.
Governor Gordon, Of Georgia, thinks the
small colored vote in the South is caused by
1.-THE small number of wise Republican leaders
in the South" But really don't the Governor
think that wise Republican leaders would be
more plentiful il shotguns were scarcer?
REASONS FOR ITS FAITH.
Greensburg Standard.
The Standard maintains its advocacy of Gen.
Ben Harrison for the presidency. believing him
TO be pre-emnently the man for the place and
that the people for him. His record is
brilliant he is young aud able. and his admins
tration would be clean and honorable and add
credit to our country at home aud abroad
MR.. HUSTON FOR GoyERNoR.
Con nersvlle Times.
Hon. ]. N. Huston, of this city. Is very prom
inently and earnestly spoken of in many parts
of this State the next Republican candidate
for Governor. He Is young man, full OF
ergy possessing all and more than the neces-
sary qualifications to give success TO the ticket,
dignity to the position and credit to the State.